3D printing is the FUUUTTTUUURRREEE

Elizabeth Jackson

This girl is an undergraduate student who dedicated herself to creating an entirely new concept for 3D printed limbs even though she has no disability herself.

Introducing the Airy Arm!

Her design is for those who have a crippled or paralyzed hand. It works by using the movement of the elbow to move the hand from the open palm to a clenched fist.

Candon Westervelt

This kid here was her first real test subject, and might I say the joy he gets from being able to control his left hand is unimaginable. I recommend checking out the source video.

Me!

As a newly founded member of the Club of Cripples and one with a paralyzed but not amputated hand, this is super exciting. The fact that such a concept exists is already incredible but it also being cheap to create and purchase just doubles the fun! I suppose if this gets enough upvotes and requests then I will post my stupid, embarrassing, crazy story along with hospital pics!
JALAPENO HOT SAUCE: http://www.brainrecoveryproject.org/here-it-is-the-airy-arm-1-0/